Murfreesboro, NC – Southern Wesleyan fell in their first road contest of the season to the Chowan Hawks in a 11-0 final score.
Southern Wesleyan took one shot in the loss to Chowan on Sunday.
Angel Padilla had the lone shot for the Warriors.
Brandon Trimby played all ninety minutes in the goal for the Warriors. Trimby collected four saves during the game.
Game Vitals
Final: Chowan 11, Southern Wesleyan 0
Record: Southern Wesleyan (0-2 / CC 0-2) Chowan (3-0 / CC 2-0)
How It Happened
Chowan took the first goal of the game as Harrison Ardron put the ball past
Brandon Trimby in the goal after three minutes of play to give them a 1-0 lead. The Hawks tried to extend their lead, but Trimby and the Warriors defense kept the ball out of the net. Chowan continued to pepper the goal with shots by Aldair Hernandez and Sam Hall. Their attacks paid off as Ardron put in his second goal of the game to give them a 2-0 lead. Toby Sims put a header goal into the net, and then another goal by Zouhair Bettache allowed the Hawks to extend their lead. Despite
Diego Hernandez and
Will Hughes pushing the ball down to the other side of the field, the Warriors trailed the Hawks 4-0 at the half.
The Hawks maintained the offensive, but Trimby and the Warriors defense got in the way of their attacks to keep Chowan from furthering their lead. Chowan would not let up as Sam Hall took a pass from Hernandez and headed it into the corner of the nut to give them a 5-0 lead. Despite trailing the Hawks by nine, the Warriors maintained the offensive as
Diego Hernandez took a shot that was deflected by the Chowan defenders.
Angel Padilla followed with a shot that went wide left. Despite a last minute attack on the net, the Warriors fell to the Hawks 11-0.
What's Next
Southern Wesleyan will return to Childs Field on March 14 as they take on the Erskine Flying Fleet at 4:30 p.m. They will remain in Central, SC on March 21 to host the Emmanuel Lions at 4:30. Southern Wesleyan will then take on the Shaw Bears in non-conference action on March 24 at 7:30 p.m
